Al Jazeera: 'Enemy' rockets hit Hama, Aleppo army positions: Syrian state TV
Blasts reportedly hit Hama and Aleppo countryside in what a military source called 'a new aggression'.
Syrian state TV says that rockets have struck military positions in the countryside of Hama and Aleppo provinces.
A military source was quoted as saying by SANA that the "new aggression" by Syria's enemies had taken place at around 10:30pm (19:30 GMT) on Sunday.
The state TV outlet aired images of what it said was the explosions. It had earlier reported that successive blasts were heard in the Hama and Aleppo countryside and that authorities were investigating the cause.
SANA did not say who was responsible for the attacks.
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WNU Editor: Iran is denying reports that missiles hit their military bases in Syria .... Iran denies missiles hit its military bases in Syria (Jerusalem Post).
More News On Last Night's Suspected Missile Strikes In Syria
Syria monitor: Missile attack kills 26, mostly Iranians -- AP
Missile strikes on Syria kill 26, mostly Iranian, forces -- AFP
WATCH: Syrian army says 'enemy' rocket attacks strike at military bases -- Jerusalem Post
Suspected Israeli strikes hit Iran-linked targets in Syria, escalating regional tensions -- Washington Post
Syria war: Missile strikes on military sites 'kill pro-Assad fighters' -- BBC
At least 26 dead in missile strikes on Syria base -- UPI
Missile attack on Syria kills pro-Assad fighters, say observers -- The Guardian
Syria state media: 'Enemy missiles' fired against government outposts -- DW
Israel eyed after Hama, Syria, attack reportedly kills Iranians -- NBC
Mystery Syria Missile Strikes Kill Iranians Fighting for Assad, Observers Say -- Newsweek
Assad renews offensive as missile strikes raise escalation risk -- Reuters
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ReplyDeleteThat is a far bit to fly.
The S-400 was doing what?
listen this evening, Smith...Bibi makes big speech on....Iran!
ReplyDeleteWith all the US brass in the region with high level talks in Israel and Saudi Arabia, wheels are turning and Iran is the target. Russia is no doubt being hounded to reign in their pit bull Iran. Does Russia want better relations with Iran or Israel and Saudi Arabia? Can't have both.
ReplyDelete"Does Russia want better relations with Iran or Israel and Saudi Arabia? Can't have both."
ReplyDeleteIf Iran goes secular, then Saudi Arabia becomes the odd man out.
Iran going secular does not mean that that people become irreligious. In some ways it becomes easier and in other ways it becomes harder. But being religious without holding a gun to someone else's head, is the way to go.
Without the North Korean Stalking horse/pit bull the Iranian pit bull attracts too much attention.
listen this evening freddie ... Bibi makes bit time speech on ... Iran
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